Article content All three Lakeland school boards have decided they will not be piloting the new draft curriculum that would impact students in Kindergarten to Grade 6. “In my opinion, the program is not ready to be piloted. It is not complete,” said Réginald Roy, president of Conseil scolaire Center-Est, the school board that oversees Cold Lake’s Francophone school École Voyageur. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Lakeland schools won t be piloting Alberta s new curriculum Back to video CSCE issued a statement on Apr. 13 saying their schools would not be piloting the new curriculum this fall.
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